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Does the A/C compressor have an RPM limit? 69 Chrysler 300 with functioning OEM A/C (R134) until recently. Just started to trouble shoot, but one of the changes I recently made was changing the transmission shift point from the stock 4000rpm to 5000rpm to better align with the cam/engine...

I have a 69 Chrysler 300 with A/C. Heat, DEF, A/C, MAX A/C all work correctly. The only problem is that when running the A/C some of the condensation/water leaks out of the rear housing and into the car. I usually just throw a towel under it to absorb the water. Both firewall drains are clear...

What is the proper name for these wide heater hose bands/straps. Who sells them? No, that's not my engine. Thx

1969 Chrysler 440/505, everything is new, overhauled or rebuilt. I've put about 2000 miles on the car since May and now the rad/heater hoses are starting to seep/drip. 1. Noticed a few drips on the lower radiator hose coming from the water pump side. Tightened screw type band clamp, worked for...

Couple of questions, With car at idle (1000 rpm) both A/C belts run smooth, with A/C ON the belts start bouncing around and look like Oscillating Sine Waves. I've tried 59" belts and 59.5" belts. I've tightened a fan belt or two in my day. Why is this happenening? A/C was serviced, held a...

When you wash the car and the cowl vent area fills with water, where is is supposed to drain out at. Where is the A/C condensation supposed to drain out at? Thx

69 Chrysler 300, trying to get the A/C out of the way to pull the engine. How does one get out the threaded bolt with no head on it? How does one keep the clutch from spinning to remove the pulleys, so that the long bolts behind can be removed? Thx

As best I can tell the 69 Chrysler did not have an overflow tank and this is an add on someone installed. Would that be correct?